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November 16 Thu | Method Robustness and Transferability for Modern Size-Exclusion Methods

November 30 Thu | Optimizing PFAS Analysis via Draft Method 1633 Using a Stacked SPE Format

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Overview of Webinars

Thursday, November 16th

11:00 AM SGT

Thursday, November 30th

11:00 AM SGT

Method Robustness and Transferability for Modern Size-Exclusion Methods

Optimizing PFAS Analysis via Draft Method 1633 Using a Stacked SPE Format

Speaker: Helen Whitby, PhD Senior Product Manager – Bioseparations, Phenomenex

Speaker: Philip Bassignani Senior Director of Research and Development, Alpha Analytical

& Richard Jack - Global Market Development Manager, Food and Environmental, Phenomenex

Key Learning Points:

Understand the impact of HPLC/UHPLC systems, including bio-inert and traditional stainless-steel configurations
Learn how to transition from a legacy SEC method to improve analytical method throughput and data quality
Determine the experimental parameters to vary to ensure demonstration of analytical method robustness

Key Learning Points:

Learn options for SPE phases for PFAS extraction from water and soil samples.
Utilize acceptable options for EPA 1633 as a guidance method.
Understand how to optimize time and cost for sample preparation.

Who Should Attend:

Any scientists who are looking to learn more about method parameters and variables to consider for developing a robust and transferable method.

Presentation Abstract:

This webinar will present data and discuss EPA Draft Method 1633 compliant options to simplify sample clean up and increase sample throughput for PFAS analysis.

Meet Our Speakers

Helen Whitby, PhD

Senior Product Manager – Bioseparations, Phenomenex

Philip Bassignani

Senior Director of Research and Development, Alpha Analytical

Richard Jack

Global Market Development Manager, Food and Environmental, Phenomenex

Dr. Helen Whitby is the senior product manager for biopharma at Phenomenex. Helen has been with Phenomenex since 2007, starting in the UK sales team as a bulk and prep specialist before joining the technical team in 2016. Helen spent 6 years as a biopharma specialist in the technical team supporting all our biopharma products globally before moving to product management in 2022. Helen has a PhD from the University of Manchester working on analogues of Shikimic acid to treat malaria. Prior to joining Phenomenex, Helen spent a year as a Post-doctoral researcher at the University of Illinois in Chicago, where she studied electron-deficient divalent reactive intermediates, specifically nitrenium ions for the development of antiviral agents to treat Ebola.

Philip Bassignani is the Director of Technical Operations with Alpha Analytical and he has over 25 years of environmental analytical and method development experience, working on a wide range of projects. Philip serves as the laboratory’s emerging contaminants and HRMS technical specialist, with a strong emphasis on PFAS extraction and analytical method development.

Richard F. Jack, Ph.D. Richard is the Global Market Development manager for the environmental and food markets at Phenomenex corporation. He has over 18 yrs. experience with chromatography and mass spectrometry for the environmental, semiconductor, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries. Richard is a former EPA Scientific Advisor for the EPA’s panel on Hydraulic Fracturing, a coauthor for EPA 557 and 557.1 along with ASTM D8001 and updates to D4327 and D6919 methods. He is currently the Second Vice Chairman for the ASTM D19 subcommittee on water analysis. Richard received his Ph.D. in biochemistry and anaerobic microbiology from Virginia Tech University and Master’s in ecology from the University of Tennessee.